S-Rax 2 Tier HD Workbench with Steel Board

Ensure you have read and fully understood the instruction manual and safety advice before using this product.

• This product is intended solely for use as a heavy-duty workshop workbench and storage system for supporting tools, equipment, components and materials within the stated load limits.

• This product is intended for use by competent adults only. Keep children, pets and unauthorised persons away from the work area during assembly, use and maintenance.

• Do not use this workbench for seating, climbing, standing, lifting persons or any purpose other than its intended function.

• Assemble the workbench fully in accordance with the instruction manual before use and ensure all fixings, supports, drawer components and back board connections are correctly installed and securely tightened.

• Inspect all components before assembly and do not use the product if any parts are damaged, missing, deformed or show signs of structural weakness.

• The workbench has a maximum load capacity of 300kg when the load is evenly distributed across the designated areas: worktop up to 200kg, lower board up to 50kg, drawer board up to 20kg and pegboard up to 30kg.

• Never exceed the maximum load capacity of any individual component or the combined maximum capacity of the workbench.

• Distribute loads evenly across the work surface, lower board, drawer and storage areas. Do not place excessive weight on one side, as this may affect stability.

• Do not apply sudden impacts, shock loads or excessive force to the workbench, back board or storage accessories.

• Ensure the workbench is positioned on a firm, level and stable surface before use.

• Do not use the workbench on uneven, unstable or sloping floors where tipping or movement could occur.

• Do not overload the steel back board or storage tubs. Ensure all tubs and accessories are securely fitted before storing items.

• Store heavier items on lower storage areas where possible to maintain stability and reduce the risk of falling objects.

• Regularly check that all storage tubs, hooks, accessories and pegboard fittings remain correctly engaged and secure.

• Secure loose tools, parts and materials stored on the workbench to prevent them falling and causing injury.

• Do not lean, hang or apply excessive side loads to the steel back board, as this may affect stability or cause damage.

• Keep fingers and hands clear of drawer runners and closing edges when opening or closing drawers to prevent trapping injuries.

• Open and close drawers using the handles only and do not force, slam or misuse the drawer mechanism.

• Do not overload drawers or leave drawers open when not in use, as this may create a tipping or trip hazard.

• Never lean on, sit on or place body weight onto open drawers.

• Wear suitable protective gloves during assembly and handling where required to reduce the risk of cuts from metal edges.

• Take care when handling steel components during assembly, installation or relocation due to the risk of crushing, trapping or manual handling injuries.

• Use correct manual handling techniques when moving the workbench or handling heavy components. Due to the product weight and size, additional assistance or suitable lifting equipment may be required.

• Keep the surrounding work area clean and organised. Remove tools, packaging and materials that could create trip hazards.

• Maintain clear access routes around the workbench at all times.

• Use appropriate personal protective equipment where required for the work being carried out on or around the workbench.

• Do not modify, drill, weld, cut or alter the workbench, frame, back board or storage components, as this may compromise structural integrity and invalidate safe operation.

• Do not use the workbench if any damage, corrosion, loose fixings or structural defects are identified. Repair or replace damaged parts before further use.

• Inspect the workbench regularly, including the frame, fixings, work surface, drawer, back board and storage accessories, to ensure continued safe operation.

• Keep the product dry and protect it from prolonged exposure to moisture, corrosive substances or harsh chemicals that may damage the powder coated steel finish.

• Do not store flammable materials, hazardous chemicals or dangerous substances on this product unless suitable containers, controls and workplace procedures are followed.

• Dispose of the product responsibly at the end of its service life. Separate steel components for recycling where facilities are available and dispose of other materials according to local waste regulations.

• For traceability purposes, retain product identification details, model information, purchase records and manufacturer or supplier contact details.

• Vulnerable users, including children and persons with reduced physical capability or experience, should not assemble, operate or maintain this product unless appropriately supervised by a competent adult.